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cut someone in (on something)

Sl. to permit someone to share something, such as profits or loot. Max refused to cut in his partner Lefty. We can't cut you in. There's not enough.

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cut in (on someone)

1. Lit. [for someone] to ask to replace one member of a dancing couple. Excuse me, may I cut in? Please don't cut in.

2. Fig. [for someone] to interrupt someone who is talking. While Gloria was telling us her story, Tom kept cutting in on her. I'm talking. Please don't cut in!

See also: cut

cut in (on something)

1. Lit. to interrupt something, especially some sort of electronic transmission. I didn't mean to cut in on your announcement. Who cut in on my telephone call?

2. Fig. to join in something even when not invited. Can I cut in on this little party?

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cut in(to something)

to slice something; to gouge something. We cut into the watermelon and found it to be spoiled. It was a beautiful apple, but when she cut in, she found out that she had been cheated.

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cut in

to interrupt "Let me tell you why I didn't call," Randy began. "No need," Geri angrily cut in.

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And Billy resolutely kept undivulged the cut in wages. The Valley of the Moon by London, Jack View in context The gentlemen-donkeys wore high pointed caps set between their great ears, and the lady-donkeys wore sunbonnets with holes cut in the top for the ears to stick through. The Road to Oz by Baum, L. Frank View in context Then came the "floorsman," to make the first cut in the skin; and then another to finish ripping the skin down the center; and then half a dozen more in swift succession, to finish the skinning. The Jungle by Sinclair, Upton View in context	cut a wide swath cut above cut across cut along cut an [interesting etc.] figure cut and dried cut and paste cut and run cut around cut at cut away cut back cut back to cut both ways cut class cut coat according to cloth cut corners cut dead cut down cut down to cut down to size cut eyes at cut eyeteeth on cut from cut from the same cloth cut in cut into cut it fine cut it out Cut it out! cut loose cut loose from cut losses cut no ice cut no ice with cut nose off to spite face cut off cut off at the pass cut off nose to spite face cut off without a penny cut on cut oneself on cut out cut out for cut out of cut out to be cut own throat cut some slack cut teeth cut teeth in cut the cheese	cut down cut down cut down cut down cut down cut down to cut down to size cut down to size cut down to size cut down to size cut down to size Cut Down, Annoyed, Guilty and Eye Opener CUT emulation cut eye teeth cut eyes at cut eyeteeth on cut fastball Cut film cut flower Cut flower industry Cut flower industry Cut flowers cut form cut from cut from the same cloth cut glass cut glass cut grass Cut hair Cut Holes and Sink 'em cut in cut in halves cut in two cut into cut into cut into cut it cut it cut it cut it cut it fine cut it fine cut it fine cut it fine cut it fine Cut It Out Cut It Out Cut it out! cut line cut loose cut loose cut loose cut loose cut loose cut loose from cut losses cut losses cut losses cut losses cut losses Cut Me Own Throat

And Billy resolutely kept undivulged the cut in wages.

The Valley of the Moon by London, Jack View in context

The gentlemen-donkeys wore high pointed caps set between their great ears, and the lady-donkeys wore sunbonnets with holes cut in the top for the ears to stick through.

The Road to Oz by Baum, L. Frank View in context

Then came the "floorsman," to make the first cut in the skin; and then another to finish ripping the skin down the center; and then half a dozen more in swift succession, to finish the skinning.

The Jungle by Sinclair, Upton View in context

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